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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp
What if you say fuck it quit your job and be a bum?
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I guess it would depend on how long you're unemployed and your assets at the time of the filing. Again, it comes down to an equitable distribution of assets, so as long as you can prove that your period of unemployment put you in a lesser financial situation than your ex, then you might be able to keep a larger share of the joint assets.
All of this is theoretical of course. I think instead of thinking of hypothetical situations, it's best to mitigate any future losses by marrying someone who is roughly equal in life goals, values, status, education, and future earning power. Housewife types may be ideal to some here on RS, but experience has shown otherwise if things go south.
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